When I close a terminal session where I have used xclip (an alias of xclip -sel c) it takes a little longer than usual to close the window, which I assume is due to the background process xclip.
Is there a way to prevent xclip from playing in the background and make it exit right after copying to X's clipboard?
When I close a terminal session where I have used
xclip
(an alias ofxclip -sel c
) it takes a little longer than usual to close the window, which I assume is due to the background processxclip
. Is there a way to prevent xclip from playing in the background and make it exit right after copying to X's clipboard?